He followed the retreating foe to the spruce-fir, flying heavily and awkwardly by reason of his smashed leg.
If Spencer was the cause of Helen's refusal, that obstacle, at any rate, could be smashedto a pulp.
Six times he succeeded, but, on the seventh, reversing the moral of Bruce's spider, he smashed the near hind wheel by attempting to slip between a landau and a stone post.
They have smashed the gondola," Giuseppi said with a sob, for he was very proud of the light craft.
If they had smashed a hundred it would not matter.
The weapon was useless; the piece of shell that hadsmashed the butt had jammed the bolt action.
If it hadn't been that the gadget was smashed we might have gone on bombing till the end of the war.
And while you think, even though he is dead, smashed in your grip, he still suffers as you think.
At a single blow this man's every hope had been smashed and ground under the heel of an iron fate.
He boasts the boys he's smashed the life clean out of.
Some day, maybe when your folks have smashed me, or I've smashed them, I'll tell you about it.
The lout had it out the other day in the rapids, and let it go over the falls, and it got smashed up.
The door's smashed in, and all the things kicked about anyhow; but there's no one about.
If he hadn't come to Fellsgarth, Rollitt would have been smashed to bits over the falls.
If you take the bit between your teeth, you will be allowed to go over the precipice and be smashed to pieces.
When the crash comes, the opposing motion of the weaker will be stopped, reversed, and the frail thing will be smashed to atoms.
Somebody smashed Mulligan's hat over his eyes, and I led him forth into the silent morning.
In a word, the overthrow of King Padella's army was so complete, that if they had been Russians you could not have wished them to be more utterly smashed and confounded.
The machine shook and rattled, straining and panting under a full head of steam, but the wheels churned furiously in the soil and smashed the ends of the logs they bit upon.
Throwing up their heads in alarm as a pale flash glimmered across the trail, the team broke into a gallop, while the light wagon rocked and swung as the wheels jolted over hummocks and smashed through scrubby brush.
Osborne, his work on deck accomplished, took charge of one, Webb of another; and with only the loss of a couple of oars which were smashed against the ship's side the frail craft took the water.
The others had been smashed up on the beach by the surf before sufficient hands were available to haul them above the reach of the waves.
It's like something big an' terrible had smashed its fist right through all the little fancy things.
Seething masses of water rose over the bows, smashed down on the deck, and surged aft, forward, and over the side.
He was my old friend Iron Dale, a man of the world--which smashed him.
Then I saw, but the room seemed dark, and the tenderfoot all indistinct, backing away, and reaching slovenly for weapons, while my bullet smashed in his shoulder.
A wild sweep of his hand had smashed the electric light bulb at the side of the mirror, and sent the globe flying across the room to shatter itself on the floor.
My knuckles are smashed and my toes are smashed, but there's never a dent in the door.
When I did finally get out the car was a-layin' over on its side all smashedto bits.
He could have smashed the door down in no time with his forehead.
With an oath he seized a hairbrush, smashed both lock and brush, slipped the catches and yanked open the satchel.
Loose stones showered after them and large rocks dislodged and crash-smashed through the bushes.
It was as though an ugly, monstrous mass had been smashed to fragments whose facets shone with extraordinary, undreamed-of colours.
It was as though an iron fist had smashed through the protecting wall about him, letting in a rush of bitter wind.
Do you know the tragedian walk as taken off on the comic opera stage, the termination of each strutting, dragging step accentuated by cymbals smashed together F-F-F?
I made the first pole too light and it smashed when I was half-way up.
Yesterday an athletic peasant, in a state of beer, smashed in a counter and emptied two tubs of butter on the floor.
The side of the hin-'ouse was all broke in, there was a few feathers lying on the ground, and two little chicks smashed and dead beside 'em.
The glass of Mr. Negget smashed on the floor, and the farmer himself, with every appearance of astonishment, stared at the apparition open-mouthed.
Wolf smashed the desk top with his big fist and suddenly glared at Norman, his cold eyes gleaming angrily.
I thought you were supremely happy this morning over the news that Dewey has smashed the Spanish fleet?
With a kick from his wooden clog (it was his specialty) he smashed their noses into a pulp, and having thus acquired the knowledge of his strength, and urged on by his trollop, he soon became a tyrant.
A bullet struck his wheel and sent the smashed wood flying.
He came back with his fuselage shot to chips and wet through from a smashed radiator.
